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Ring set with pavé diamonds, in white gold.
Iconic flower of the Maison Boucheron since 1875, the pansy symbolizes the attachment and the lovely memory that deliver a strong message: " I am thinking of You".
The gold of the ring is meticulously sculpted and polished by the Hands of Light to enhance the brilliance of the diamonds and create a captivating play of light.
Frédéric Boucheron's parents were clothiers, and he remembered the fabrics from his childhood.
Having learnt much about delicacy in materials, he began to work into the gold and precious stones the same suppleness he had found in the fabrics and lace of his childhood.
The theme of Couture continues to inspire Maison Boucheron, which, through its timeless High Jewelry collections, invents the classics of tomorrow.
Ring set with pavé diamonds, in white gold.
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71 round diamonds, 0,57 carat
White gold 750/1000, 4,70g
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J.C. PENNEY'S ANNOUNCEMENT IN NOVEMBER that it would no longer publish the semiannual big book catalog hardly came as a shocker to most industry watchers. But it's still a little sad.
The demise of J.C. Penney's massive title ends "a form of retail that transformed the country back in the late 1800s to early 1900s," says Neil Stern, a retail analyst and senior partner for retail consultancy McMillan Doolittle. Big Books such as Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck & Co. provided access to goods for consumers in remote parts of the U.S., Stern notes. Ward closed its big book catalog in 1985, and Sears discontinued its 106-year-old catalog in 1993.
J.C. Penney spokesperson Tim Lyons says the big books have increasingly become a tool to browse merchandise before shopping online or in J.C. Penney stores. The general merchant plans to focus on specialty catalogs, and investing in its Website and digital services and social media.
Penney's largest big book was more than 1,400 pages, while the last edition — the Fall/Winter book, which mailed in June — is 824 pages. By eliminating the big book, the retailer expects to reduce catalog paper use by 25% to 30% in 2010.
Stern believes that J.C. Penney holding onto the big book for as long as it did helped smooth the merchant's transition into e-commerce. "The big book effectively helped them build that bridge" connecting catalogs to the Web.

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Saturday, March 30, 2013
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Over before you know it in my experience. Now I'm on a see-food diet. When I see food I eat it.ReplyDelete
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I just don't count.ReplyDelete
Um, Thanks....I guessReplyDelete
I like the see-food diet myself. I am supposed to lose ten pounds. I am going to try walking more instead of cutting calories.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 30, 2013 at 9:17 AM
Wow.... Pretty graphic. Gulp.......ReplyDelete
oh yeah.... sort of need to wade your way through which ones you want!ReplyDelete
I wish you a blessed Easter.ReplyDelete
that was interesting Meg! Wishing you a great Easter and good luck with the challenge!!!! You'll do great!!!!!ReplyDelete
Intriguing, to say the least. I eat anything that I like, but not EVERYTHING. Sort of a 'fool the body" approach. Eating with your eyes shut helps, too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 30, 2013 at 7:13 PM
Happy Easter, my friend!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 1, 2013 at 1:19 PM
Haha. That was funny. :)ReplyDelete
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Holy Family Parish
4848 Pearl Ave, San Jose CA 95136 * 408-265-4040
Mass Times
Contact Us
Mission Statement
Pastor's Page
Parish Staff
Advisory Councils
Facilities Use Policies and Forms
Contact Us
Adult Liturgical Ministries
Youth Liturgical Ministries
Faith Formation
Social Ministries
Other Ministries
Submit Prayer Request
Parishioner Update Form
Photo Albums
Today's Readings
Saint of the Day
Movie Reviews
Layette Program
Social Ministries
Layette Program
The Annual Layette Shower
DSJ parishes will gather together to bring thousands of baby clothes, blankets and other items that will be dispersed through the public health nurses to needy mothers and their newborns.
This past year, over 200 complete layettes were given out along with strollers, cribs and cloth diapers.
The program welcomes donations any time of year.
Please make checks out to
DSJ-Layette Fund
and either give checks to Judy Bateman in the parish office or mail directly to the Chancery Office: DSJ Office of Pastoral Services, 1150 North 1st Street, Suite 100 San Jose, CA 95112-4965
To make donations of NEW clothing only, sizes 0 to 6 months only, bring your items to the HOLY FAMILY PARISH OFFICE, NOVEMBER 1-20th.
If you have large items like cribs or bassinettes, to donate please call Lucille Bianco (Daytime only) at 408-730-4672 or Eileen McMahon at 408-978-5298.
Volunteers are always welcome to assist in putting the layette packages together.
Many thanks for your support and assistance in this essential ministry which does so much to support the cause of life by providing practical aid to needy mothers and their newborn infants--women of all faiths.
All donations are tax deductible.
"The Newborn child is the greatest of all gifts and deserves the finest."


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If you are looking for short breaks in Iceland or city breaks to Iceland and you prefer to be based in Reykjavik and take road trips from there, then our Golden Circle suggestion is a good option.
Our car rental price includes innumerable benefits like unlimited mileage, all insurances and sometimes awesome extras for free or day deals.
Iceland is an awesome country that comprises of various and famous attractions like blue lagoons, volcanoes, fantastic landscapes and natural wonders. As well as museums, restaurants, shopping areas, bars with lots of atmosphere and much more where you can go and enjoy complete fun during your visit.
By getting a car rental service you can save time and enjoy watching most exotic and beautiful places of this unique country in your own way with complete convenience.
One of the fundamental tours when you visit Iceland is the known as the Golden Circle.
If you have little time and you have to choose between several options, this could be the most convenient, since it is an extraordinary vision of the most representative sights of the island.
There aren't many inhabitants in this fantastic country, so traffic is nonexistent once you're outside of the capital city. In the summer, you'll have to keep an eye out for herds of sheep or others animals crossing the road.
In the winter, roads can get icy. Weather changes quickly in Iceland, and a sunny morning can easily turn into a snowstorm later that day, so we recomend that you check the weather conditions before your day trip departure.
You can take as long as you want driving the Golden Circle and if you just want to do the highlights version you can probably get through it in 3-4 hours. According to Google Maps this is 237 kilometers and it will take you 3 hours and 21 minutes to drive. With stops along the way you're looking at 6 – 8 hours depending on how many places (or how long) you explore.
We remind you that CarRental.deals has partners in Iceland and is renowned for offering great value car hire service without any hidden charge and no surprises when you pick up the car.
You can start the route from Reykjavik where you will find the largest hotel concentration.
The first stop could be the historical and geological wonder that is Thingvellir National Park, where the Vikings founded the Icelandic Parliament Alþingi in the year 930 AD. This is the oldest still existing parliament in the World. This is a UNESCO world heritage site, home to Iceland's largest natural lake where the American and Eurasian tectonic plates are pulling apart at a rate of a few centimetres per year.
From here the trip could continue through an area of breathtaking scenery towards two of Iceland's greatest natural attractions: the Gullfoss waterfall and the Geysir hot spring area.
Here, in the Geysir geothermal area is where the Strokkur geyser shoots a column of water up to 30 metres into the air every 4-8 minutes in a impressive display of nature's forces. This area is an impressive collage of bubbling mud pools, hissing steam vents, and colourful algae deposits.
Then you can continue the trip wondering by watching the Gullfoss (Golden Falls) waterfall, created by the river Hvítá, which plunges into a crevice some 32 m deep.
At Gullfoss waterfall you can take a short walk a pathway and get right up close to this powerful waterfall and feel the mist of glacial water inyour skin as it cascades down into the narrow Hvítárgljúfur Canyon.
After that you can start more adventures with your car hire with endless snowfields or multicolored panoramic views.
Your final big stop on the Golden Circle could be the Kerid Crater Lake. Once a typical cone-shaped volcano, the top has since collapsed into an empty magma chamber.
The bottom is filled with a deep blue shade of water that sets off the red & green colors on the crater itself.
From here you will reach Reykjavik, the final destination, in about 50 minutes following the road 1.


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SPARQL Endpoints
Every Dydra repository is also a SPARQL endpoint. If you're not familiar with the SPARQL language, we have an introduction.
Your repository's SPARQL endpoint is found by appending
/sparql to the
repository's URL. So a user
jhacker who created a repository named
would have a SPARQL endpoint located at
As simple query, which specifies a user identifier and returns a statement count for
jhacker/foaf repository can be done with
$ curl -H 'Accept: application/sparql-results+json' \ 'http://dydra.com/jhacker/foaf/sparql?query=select%20count(*)%20where%20%7b?s%20?p%20?o%7d&user_id=myId' { "head": { "vars": [ "COUNT1" ] }, "results": { "bindings": [ { "COUNT1": {"type":"typed-literal", "datatype":"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer", "value":"10"} } ] } } $
Please see the API Authentication documentation for a reference on authenticating SPARQL request.
Dydra's SPARQL Dialect
Like all SPARQL implementations, Dydra's has some quirks. Unlike all SPARQL implementations, our canonical description comprises a bnf and a set of executable tests, written in RSpec.
We're always interested in your feedback about our feature set.
SPARQL versions
Dydra's SPARQL processor supports SPARQL 1.1. Take a look at our blog for further details.
Blank Node Handling
Dydra treats blank node identifiers as canonical. When data is imported, existing blank node identifiers are saved, and new, canonical blank node identifiers are created for new nodes. In practice, this is quite useful: the output of one query can be matched with another.
Dydra is a graph store (as opposed to a document store). We store the semantic
representations of numerics, dates, and times. The result is that several of
these formats do not round-trip. For example, data imported as
"01"^^XSD.integer would be returned as
"1"^^XSD.integer. See the Dydra
reference tests for more detail.
Short Forms
We support several query variations as a matter of convenience.
Simplified Aggregates
Our query processor permits a simplified and abbreviated convenience syntax for aggregates. For example,
SELECT count(*) WHERE {?s ?p ?o}
is treated as equivalent to
SELECT (count(*) AS ?count1) WHERE {?s ?p ?o}
De-duplicated projection variables
Our query processor removes duplicate projection variable from SELECT forms. For example,
SELECT ?s ?p ?o ?s WHERE {?s ?p ?o}
is treated as equivalent to
SELECT ?s ?p ?o WHERE {?s ?p ?o}
The Default Graph
The default graphs of the default dataset which available when no explicit dataset is specified comprises exactly the default graph. That is,
sd:UnionDefaultGraph is not a SPARQL endpoint feature.
Undefined Variables
The query compiler recognizes undefined variables and treats them as an error. Where an installation is configured to support request parameters, such formulations can serve to allow optional evaluation depending on which parameters are bound. Without that, we observe the results are more likely unintended empty result sets or missing construct elements. Given which, we have configured this installation to fail such requests.
The query compiler is "NULL rejecting". This means that chained OPTIONAL operations must keep in mind that shared variables constrain the results.


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Health and Safety
Colorado School of Mines
Emergency Information
If a fire alarm is activated, contractors must leave the facility and not
reenter until an all clear is announced. Any alarm triggered by the
contractor must be reported immediately and a representative must
be available to address the incident. In the event of an emergency,
the contractor should report the incident to the CSM Public Safety
Office at 911 or 303-273-3333.
Important Phone Numbers
Emergency services .................................................................................... 911
Fire ..................................................................................................................... 911
Department of Public Safety ............................................ 303-273-3333
(campus police)
Environment Health and Safety (EHS) ......................... 303-273-3316
(phone monitored 24/7/365)
Facilities Management (FM) ............................................. 303-273-3330
Capital Planning and Construction (CPC). ................... 303-273-3568
Rocky Mountain Poison Center ........................................ 303-739-1100
Colorado School of Mines (CSM) values the health and safety of all
campus personnel, including contractors who perform work for the
school. This handbook informs contractors of CSM's expectations for
the safe execution of work in order to protect the campus community
and property
Expectations for Environmental Health and
Safety Performance
Contractors performing work on CSM property are expected to control
the hazards associated with their work activities sufficiently to protect
their workers, the public, students, faculty, and staff from harm and
injury. Contractors are expected to:
Perform work in accordance with their company's safety program
and applicable federal, state, and local regulatory requirements
(OSHA, EPA, CDPHE, City of Golden, etc.).
Promptly notify the CSM Project Manager of all accidents involv-
ing injury to personnel and/or damage to property.
Promptly contact the EHS department in the case of chemical
spills that occur outdoors or are large chemical spills.
Complete job hazard evaluations and control hazards as necessary
prior to performing work.
Secure and sign job site as necessary to keep unauthorized person-
nel from entering. Sufficiently barricade trenches, holes and pits
to mitigate fall hazards.
Maintain building security by refraining from propping open
Provide training to their workers and verify their competency to
safely perform their duties.
Provide competent persons as required by OSHA for hazard iden-
tification and specific activities such as fall protection, confined
Maintain a clean and organized job site.
Keep main corridors and stairwells clear and easily accessible.
Smoke only in contractor vehicles or other designated areas.
Store chemicals only in covered storage containers, no chemicals
may be stored outdoors.
Investigate accidents/incidents to ensure causes have been ad-
dressed prior to continuing similar work activities.
Obtain and maintain required permits and licenses for the job
Provide employees with the necessary PPE to safely perform the
Provide work zone traffic control. Drivers, pedestrians, cyclists
must be able to see and understand the construction traffic
routes. The contractor will use all necessary means including
flaggers, signs, barricades to safely manage the movement of
construction traffic.
Provide their own safety and construction equipment. Contrac-
tors are not allowed to utilize CSM equipment and vehicles.
Hazard Communication
Contractors shall have and follow their own hazard communication
When contractors are working in laboratories or industrial spaces,
CSM Project Manager will:
Communicate the hazards and precautions for working
within that space.
Inform the contractor of any alarms and the associated
alarm response for that work area.
Laboratories that house radiological or biological hazards require a
hazard specific orientation prior to working within that space. This
orientation is provided by CSM EHS.
Hazardous Materials
Contractors bringing hazardous materials on site must be pre-
pared to share Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for materials being
brought onsite if requested by CSM.
Hazardous materials must be appropriately stored to prevent
damage and spills.
All unused materials must be removed from campus at the end
of the project unless specifically addressed in the contact.
Under no circumstances may hazardous chemicals be poured
down a drain or spilled into any storm sewer.
Waste/Hazardous Waste
Contractors are responsible to properly dispose of waste materials
in accordance with local, state and federal requirements.
Spill Prevention and Response
Contractors are responsible for any petroleum-based or chemical
spill within their construction boundary as well as spills that migrate
outside the construction boundary. Spills of diesel fuel, glycol, hy-
draulic oil or other spills that are caused by a contractor's equip-
ment, container, personnel or subcontractor are the responsibility of
the contractor. Spills involving research chemicals in a laboratory
that are caused by the contractor's equipment, container, personnel
or subcontractor are the responsibility of the contractor but will be
cleaned up by CSM EHS.
Contractors may request research chemicals be relocated when
working within a laboratory
Contractor responsibilities include:
Spill clean up
Reporting the spill to CSM Project Manager
Reporting the spill to CSM EHS, by calling 303-273-3316
Post remediation sampling
Covering the full cost of spill clean up-activities
For construction projects that require bulk fuel storage on CSM
property, the contractor must ensure:
Fuel is stored in a double walled tank
The tank must be surrounded with a berm with a height to
contain 125% of the storage tank volume.
Personnel conducting refueling operations must remain with-
in visual range to ensure spills do not occur.
Storage containers must be properly labeled.
Fuel day tanks or fuel cans may be used if they are FM approved
containers that are properly labeled.
Storm Water
Any construction activity, including grading, clearing, excavation, or
other earth moving processes may require a National Pollutant Dis-
charge Elimination System (NPDES) Storm Water Quality Permit.
The NPDES storm water permit requirement is a component of the
Clean Water Act.
Storm Water Quality Permit is required whenever construction activ-
ities will disturb one half acre or more. A permit is also required
whenever a project disturbs less than one half acre but is part of a
phased project that will impact one half acre or more over the course
of the project.
Contractors are required to obtain Storm Water Quality Permits for
jobs meeting the criteria defined above.
The City of Golden is a designated Qualifying Local Program by the
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE).
Storm Water Quality Permits may be obtained through the City of
Golden for construction sites that disturb up to 5 acres. The permit
application is available at: http://www.cityofgolden.net/media/
Construction sites that disturb greater than five acres require a State
Storm Water Construction Permit in addition to the City permit.
Contact CDPHE at http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CDPHE-
WQ/CBON/1251596875260 or 303-692-3500 for more information.
No hazardous, toxic, or solid materials shall be discharged to the
storm water conveyance system. Contractors performing work that
will create potential water runoff must contact the City of Golden
Storm Water office and CSM EHS for guidance.
Do not locate dumpsters over a storm drain. Close dumpster covers
at the end of each workday.
Asbestos was incorporated in a number of widely used products,
many of which were used in building construction from the late
1800's until the mid1980's. The most common use of asbestos in
CSM buildings was in floor tiles, mastic, thermal systems insula-
tion (TSI), plaster, ceiling tiles, structural steel fireproofing, and
acoustical and decorative plaster. Per CDPHE Regulation 8,
building materials shall be presumed to contain asbestos unless
historical information or testing indicates otherwise.
Contractors who perform building or facilities-related mainte-
nance, repair or renovation shall be provided the location of sus-
pect and known asbestos-containing materials (ACM) in the work
area(s) to which they are assigned. Contractors shall, under no
circumstances, damage or disturb known or suspect ACM (unless
they are a licensed Asbestos Abatement Contractor and have
been specifically contracted to perform asbestos abatement activ-
ities). If in the course of the work, suspected asbestos materials
are discovered, the contractor shall stop work that might disturb
the material immediately and notify the CSM Project Manager.
It is the responsibility of the Contractor to provide its employees
with an asbestos awareness program, which shall include, but
not be limited to the information contained in this section and
appropriate training as required by CDPHE Regulation 8.
Contractors who perform building or facilities-related mainte-
nance, repair or renovation work shall be informed by the CSM
Project Manager of the location of lead-containing building mate-
rials in the work area. Project Managers may request that CSM
EHS complete a lead-based paint survey prior to the start of site
work activities.
Contractors who will disturb lead-containing building materials dur-
ing the course of site activities shall take all necessary precautions
to prevent any exposure to lead dust or contamination. These
measures shall conform, at a minimum, to the OSHA Lead require-
ments contained in 29 CFR 1926.62 and Colorado Revised Statute
25-2-1101, Lead-Based Paint Abatement.
Good housekeeping plays a key role in preventing accidents and
fires. Contractors are required to maintain good housekeeping on
their jobsite.
Contractors should:
Keep everything in its proper place - store materials and
equipment in a safe and orderly manner.
Put trash, scrap materials and other waste in the proper con-
Keep the floor of the work area clear of tools, cords, and
scrap materials.
Maintain clear access to all work areas. Do not block fire extinguish-
ers, emergency equipment, electrical boxes or panels, or other safety
and fire equipment.
Rooftop/Elevated (over 6 feet) Work
When accessing or working on rooftops contractors are required to
ensure potential fall hazards have been mitigated by providing ade-
quate fall protection through passive (e.g. guard rails) or active (e.g.
personal fall arrest) systems.
The following CSM facilities have some form of fall protection in-
stalled on the roof that may be utilized by contractors after the con-
tractor's competent person has assessed the system and determined
it is acceptable for their use:
Field House – anchorage for a personal fall arrest system
Hill Hall – anchorage for a PFAS
Guggenheim – anchorage for a PFAS
Maple – anchorage for a PFAS
Elm – anchorage for a PFAS
GRL (barrel) – anchorage for a PFAS
Stratton (mechanical area) – anchorage for a PFAS
Engineering Hall – 42" parapet
Welcome Center – PFAS
Korell Athletics Center – Enclosure around mechanical are-
as; PFAS on upper roof
CSM specifically makes no warranties concerning the condition or
suitability of any PFAS, and assumes no liability for any damages
arising from the use of any previous installed PFAS.
Rooftop areas are not equipped with Fire Alarm annunciation. Con-
tractors are required to have a plan in place to ensure their workers
are notified in the event of a building fire alarm.
Hazardous Energy Control (Lockout/Tagout)
Contractors are expected to follow their own Hazardous Energy
Control/Lockout Tagout (LOTO) Program. LOTO of campus utili-
ties and systems to accomplish hazardous energy control shall be
coordinated with CSM Project Manager to ensure appropriate no-
fications have been made and system impacts to campus have been
managed. CSM and the contractor will inform each other of their
respective LOTO programs
Hidden Utilities in Buildings
When performing work that will penetrate building surfaces such
as walls, floors, ceilings and roofs, contractors are required to lo-
cate utilities that may be hidden in those surfaces prior to perform-
ing the work.
The contractor should determine the appropriate combination of
utility locate methodologies to reliably assure hidden utilities will
not be disturbed or damaged. Utility locate methodologies may in-
clude review of drawings, walk down of the work area, use of a
borescope, use of ground penetrating radar and evaluate against
standard installation methodologies.
Contractors must take the necessary precautions to protect the hid-
den utilities from damage and protect workers from inadvertent
Isolation of utilities requires a request to be submitted with the
CSM Project Manger at least 72 hour prior to the utility outages.
Excavations and Underground Utilities
Contractors are required to perform a utility locate for both public
and private utilities prior to digging, driving stakes and other activi-
ties that may damage underground utilities.
Call 811 for the utility locates and indicate that the locates are for
CSM. CSM has contracted with a 3rd party to automatically perform
a private utility locate when a request is made through 811, Utility
Notification Center of Colorado (UNCC).
The CSM Project Manager will seek approvals from CSM EHS pri-
or to any excavation work in and around Engineering Hall, former
CSMRI site near clear creek and former Golden Ford site. EHS will
evaluate the risks associated with underground legacy issues.
Contractors must take the necessary precautions to protect under-
ground utilities from damage and protect workers from inadvertent
contact. When working within 3 feet of an identified utility, tech-
niques such as hand digging, potholing, or hydrovacing shall be em-
Isolation of utilities requires a request to be submitted with the
CSM Project Manger at least 72 hour prior to the utility outages.
Hot Work
Hot work is any activity that generate sparks or flames
Examples of hot work include, but are not limited to:
gas or arc welding
brazing, cutting
thawing pipe
Torch-applied roofing
CSM has developed a hot work procedure and permit which applies
to both CSM employees and to Contractors. The procedure is appli-
cable to all hot work activities except those taking place in a desig-
nated welding area or in new facilities in which CSM has not accept-
ed beneficial occupancy. If contractors do not use the CSM hot work
process, they must have a program that is acceptable to CSM.
The CSM Hot Work Permit can be obtained and completed by visit-
ing the CSM EHS Hot Work website available at http://
Contractors are required to complete the Hot Work Permit Form and
submit the form electronically to the EHS Department for review.
Taking specific smoke detectors off-line requires 72 hour notice
to Facilities Management.
Contractors are required to print a copy of the Hot Work Permit and
have the permit present at the job site in an accessible and visible
location for the duration of the hot work activities. Return completed
Hot Work Permits to the CSM Project Manager.
Contractors must place screens around welding areas to prevent in-
advertent viewing by a passerby. The welding screen will be posted
with appropriate signage.
Fire Detection System
Contractors shall prevent the inadvertent activation of the fire
detection system when performing work activities that generate
smoke, dust or mists.
When performing work activities that generate smoke, dust or
mists, work with CSM Project Management to determine the best
method of preventing inadvertent activation of the fire detec-
tions system; taking specific smoke detetors off-line, covering
smoke detectors or disconnecting the smoke detector.
Taking specific smoke detectors off-line requires 72 hour notice
to Facilities Management.
The fire detection system shall be restored to normal operation
at the end of the task or end of the work day, which ever comes
Fire Protection System Impairments
Contractors performing work on a fire protection system shall coor-
dinate work activities on that system with the CSM Project Manager.
Impairments to the system requires a 72 hour notice to the impair-
ment coordinator in Facilities Management.
Cranes and Material Hoist Operations
Contractors shall provide appropriate barriers around cranes and ma-
terial hoists to prevent pedestrian and vehicular traffic from acces-
sioning the hazard zone. Closure of roadways or main pedestrian
corridors shall be coordinated with CSM Project Manager.
Heavy Equipment Operations
Contractors shall manage heavy equipment operations (haul trucks,
fork lifts, backhoes, etc.) to minimize conflicts with pedestrian and
vehicular traffic. This may be managed through barricades and/or
use of spotters/flagman. Closure of roadways or main pedestrian cor-
ridors shall be coordinated with CSM Project Manager.
Confined Space Entry
Contractors shall have a confined space entry program. Contractors
without a confined space entry program will not be allowed to per-
form work in a CSM confined space.
Contractors must follow their own Confined Space Entry Procedure
when entering confined spaces. Contractors must work through their
CSM Project Manager and EHS to obtain hazard information regard-
ing the confined space. CSM Project Managers will debrief the con-
tractor at the conclusion of the entry operations regarding the permit
space program followed and regarding any hazards confronted or
created in permit spaces during entry operations.
Contractor Projects in Student Housing
Contractors who perform work within or adjacent to student resi-
dences must sign a document titled "Special Contract Conditions for
Construction Projects in Occupied Student Housing, Enclosure 1".
This document identifies contractor expectations when working in
these areas to ensure students' privacy and enjoyment of their resi-
dence, maintains security of the residence, limits contact with the
students and provides advanced notice of any work that may affect
the residents.
Highlights from the contract conditions indicate contactors must:
Conduct themselves in a manner that does not constitute sex-
ual harassment.
Not smoke or chew tobacco within 20 feet of any campus
building entrance.
Only work Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., unless specifically authorized by the Project Manager.
Minimize noise that may be heard by residents outside of the
work days/hours noted above.
Not eat, drink, or play music or radios outside of designated
construction area
Not use any of the building furnishes at any time for any rea-
Not access any housing department space outside of the con-
struction area.
Coordinate access to the student housing through the CSM
Project Manager. Seventy-two hour notice is required to enter
any occupied residence.
Not prop open doors.
Secure their work area at the end of each shift.
Wear CSM issued identification badges
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Argentine Army (Ejercito Argentino), Navy of the Argentine Republic (Armada Republica; includes naval aviation and naval infantry), Argentine Air Force (Fuerza Aerea Argentina, FAA) (2013)
Military service age and obligation:
18-24 years of age for voluntary military service (18-21 requires parental consent); no conscription; if the number of volunteers fails to meet the quota of recruits for a particular year, Congress can authorize the conscription of citizens turning 18 that year for a period not exceeding one year (2012)
males age 16-49: 10,038,967
females age 16-49: 9,959,134 (2010 est.)
males age 16-49: 8,458,362
females age 16-49: 8,414,460 (2010 est.)
male: 339,503
female: 323,170 (2010 est.)
country comparison to the world: 160
the Argentine military is a well-organized force constrained by the country's prolonged economic hardship; the country has recently experienced a strong recovery, and the military is implementing a modernization plan aimed at making the ground forces lighter and more responsive (2008)
Argentina continues to assert its claims to the UK-administered Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), South Georgia, and the South Sandwich Islands in its constitution, forcibly occupying the Falklands in 1982, but in 1995 agreed to no longer seek settlement by force; UK continues to reject Argentine requests for sovereignty talks; territorial claim in Antarctica partially overlaps UK and Chilean claims; uncontested dispute between Brazil and Uruguay over Braziliera/Brasiliera Island in the Quarai/Cuareim River leaves the tripoint with Argentina in question; in 2010, the ICJ ruled in favor of Uruguay's operation of two paper mills on the Uruguay River, which forms the border with Argentina; the two countries formed a joint pollution monitoring regime; the joint boundary commission, established by Chile and Argentina in 2001 has yet to map and demarcate the delimited boundary in the inhospitable Andean Southern Ice Field (Campo de Hielo Sur); contraband smuggling, human trafficking, and illegal narcotic trafficking are problems in the porous areas of the border with Bolivia
a transshipment country for cocaine headed for Europe, heroin headed for the US, and ephedrine and pseudoephedrine headed for Mexico; some money-laundering activity, especially in the Tri-Border Area; law enforcement corruption; a source for precursor chemicals; increasing domestic consumption of drugs in urban centers, especially cocaine base and synthetic drugs (2008)
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) BluRay 720p
303,140 views THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI is a darkly comic drama from Academy Award nominee Martin McDonagh (In Bruges). After months have passed without a culprit in her daughter's murder case, Mildred Hayes (Academy Award winner Frances McDormand) makes a bold move, painting three signs leading into her town with a controversial message directed at William Willoughby (Academy Award nominee Woody Harrelson), the town's revered chief of police. When his second-in-command Officer Dixon (Sam Rockwell), an immature mother's boy with a penchant for violence, gets involved, the battle between Mildred and Ebbing's law enforcement is only exacerbated.
I, Tonya (2017) Blu-ray 720p
245,940 views Competitive ice skater Tonya Harding rises amongst the ranks at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, but her future in the activity is thrown into doubt when her ex-husband intervenes.
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23,419,210 views A young African American man visits his European American girlfriend's family estate where he learns that many of its residents, who are black, have gone missing, and he soon learns the horrible truth when another frantic African-American warns him to "get out". He soon learns this is easier said than done.
John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017) Blu-ray 720p
79,459,460 views After returning to the criminal underworld to repay a debt, John Wick discovers that a large bounty has been put on his life.
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Jackie is a portrait of one of the most important and tragic moments in American history, seen through the eyes of the iconic First Lady, then Jacqueline Kennedy. Jackie places us in her world during the days immediately following her husband's assassination. Known for her extraordinary dignity and poise, here we see a portrait of the First Lady as she fights to establish her husband's legacy and the world of "Camelot" that she created and loved so well.
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Congressman Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) said that the Republican Party needs to "repent" for its criticisms of President Obama on Tuesday's "PoliticsNation" on MSNBC.
"My hope is that they [Republicans] will come out tomorrow and repent…they can't help themselves. They need to repent, because, you know, they tried to label the auto industry rescue a giveaway. $80 billion, rescued the automobile industry. We were supposed to be the world's leaders in automobiles, and we are, and now they're healthy again, and they paid back the money. We can go down the line, issue, after issue, after issue, what the president said would happen has happened. And when things like that happen, I have to say it again, it's time to repent" he stated.
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Asquith London Organic and Bamboo Yoga Pilates and Leisure wear Summer Range 2014
I first got to try Asquith London right back in 2010. I had just started travel writing and went on my first assignment. It was A yoga trip to Italy for Yoga Magazine. It was, without a doubt a fantastic week away where I met new people, ate amazing food and fell in love with yoga.
I also got to wear some gorgeous brand new organic and bamboo yoga gear, especially for my trip. Alice Asquith, designer, CEO and founder of Asquith London was kind enough to give me several outfits to wear during the week. Its now 2014 and guess what? I still wear the pants and tops, wrap cardigans that I was given back then! I literally wear them ALL the time. At least twice a week I wear pieces from the range. And they still are super soft, have had no tears or wear marks and are still pretty vibrant in colour. No other brand in my cupboard has lasted this long – ever!
If you really are a stickler for quality and value for money, you simply can't go past this range. Alice only uses ethical sources and organic and bamboo fabrics and the dyes are natural based too. Its clothing that is simply good for you and for the planet too.
The organic cotton fabrics are GOTS certified (Global Organic Textile standard). All fabrics are rigorously checked and SGS tested for pilling, shrinkage, colour fastness, pilling and dimensional stability.
Asquith London allows the wearer to buy ethically without sacrificing quality, style and design. We use the softest jersey fabrics that won't shrink, fade, bobble or stretch, so that the pieces can be loved, worn and treasured from season to season.
Our organic cotton is from GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified sources, so you know the raw cotton has been farmed giving consideration to the environment without the use of pesticides and chemicals.
- Exquisitely soft and durable
- Super absorbent
- Naturally anti bacterial (therefore reducing skin irritations)
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- Grown without the use of pesticides and chemicals
- The Bamboo is imported in finished form from china ready for spinning. There is no chemical process involved in converting fiber to yarn
The new range for SS 2014 is just gorgeous so many bright colours such as these two tops. I am absolutely loving my lounge pants that are slightly flared. Super comfortable, it also means I can be wearing something that I feel good in (I liken wearing Asquith London to feeling like a 'hug' – they are that comfortable) but its also stylish enough to be seen out in public in. Ive worn some of their t-shirts with jeans and under blazers!
The new collection features some truly stunning pieces, such as these gorgeous Cobalt Blue Harem pants: These would look really good with the high wedge trainers that so many people are wearing.
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Fr Eamon Martin: War remembrance a step towards reconciliation
The reality that Irish Catholics and Protestants fought and died together in the First World War was long neglected, says Archbishop of Armagh Eamon Martin. Describing his own journey of remembrance, he explains how recognising a shared story of common suffering can be a step towards reconciliation
ONE hundred years ago, on September 19 1917, my granduncle Edward Doherty was killed while fighting on the Western front.
I found his grave last year while on a visit to the battlefields of World War One with Archbishop Richard Clarke and a group of young Catholics and Protestants from north and south.
He is buried in Canada Farm Cemetery about five miles outside Ypres in Belgium. I knelt down and prayed at the white Portland headstone which reads: Gunner E Doherty, Royal Garrison Artillery, 19th September 1917, age 33.
Uncle Eddie had left Meedenmore, Co Donegal, a few years earlier to find work in England and he 'signed up' like thousands of other young men of his age.
He was tall and strong - used to hard work on the farm or in the Middlesbrough docks - and now he found himself learning to operate the heavy guns of war.
His sister Catherine, my grandmother, often spoke of him. Amongst the family treasures she kept a postcard he had sent from Southwark, England, not long before he disembarked for mainland Europe.
More poignant still is the letter from a Reverend E Devas, the chaplain who wrote to my great granny to confirm that her son Edward had died in action, but reassuring her that he had received a Catholic burial "in a blessed grave with a proper cross"; "Happy those who mourn; they shall be comforted," as we read in the Beautitudes in Matthew 5.
There he lies, in Flanders fields, another young man among the half a million who perished within three months in the infamous battle of Passchendaele.
Edward's brother Patrick also joined up. He fought in the Dardanelles and in the Middle East, but thankfully he returned home from war to his family and went on to live a long life working on the trams in Glasgow.
He is buried in the old graveyard at Iskaheen near my great grandparents, Alice and Edward.
When he died his colleagues, in the Corporation of Glasgow, in appreciation, sent a plaque for his grave in the shape of an open book.
I tell their stories conscious that many of you have similar stories handed down in your own families of men from all over Inishowen who died or were injured in the so-called 'Great War'.
When I visited Flanders I promised that I would come here to Inishowen and offer Mass for their souls.
Sadly, because of the cruel and crazy tensions of our own history of conflict, the many thousands of Irish Catholics who died in the First World War have perhaps not been adequately remembered.
For decades the fact that Irish Catholics and Protestants fought and died, side by side, was somewhat neglected - perhaps conveniently - by all sides.
People preferred to cling on to a history of difference and separation, rather than recognise and embrace our shared story of common suffering.
A few months ago, as the grandnephew of Edward Doherty from Meedenmore, I felt honoured to stand at Messines Peace Park in Belgium alongside other Church leaders to pray for peace and for an end to war and conflict everywhere.
Three granite blocks remind visitors to Messines of those from the island of Ireland who were killed, wounded or missing 100 years ago: 32,000 from the 36th Ulster Division; 28,000 from the 16th Irish Division; 9,000 from the 10th Irish Division.
In my thoughts that day was another Donegal man, Paddy Harte, who worked tirelessly back in the 1990s with Glen Barr from the Waterside in Derry to bring to light the stories of thousands of Catholics and Protestants from towns and villages all over Ireland who died in the First World War.
Their efforts came to fruition with those amazing scenes back in 1998 when Queen Elizabeth II, President Mary McAleese and Prince Albert of Belgium opened the Island of Ireland Peace Park and Tower at Messines.
In June, I stood there for a photograph with the other Church leaders beside the bronze tablet on which is inscribed the following Peace Pledge: "From the crest of this ridge, which was the scene of terrific carnage in the First World War... as Protestants and Catholics, we apologise for the terrible deeds we have done to each other and ask forgiveness... we appeal to all people in Ireland to help build a peaceful and tolerant society... we affirm that a fitting tribute to the principles for which men and women from the Island of Ireland died in both World Wars would be permanent peace."
Standing at war memorials, wearing poppies and laying wreaths may not have been part of my tradition or growing up, but remembering, honouring and praying for the dead is important to the practice of my faith.
In recent years I have grown to respect and understand more fully that, whilst we may remember in different ways, what unites us is so much greater and stronger than anything that is talked up to divide us.
Our families have shared the awful pain that war brings - the grief, loss and heartache that is part of losing someone you love and hold dear. But our souls also share a longing for God's peace.
It is this hope, rooted in Christ the Prince of Peace, that Saint Paul was thinking of when he wrote to the Colossians: "You ought to be clothed in sincere compassion, in kindness and humility, gentleness and patience; bear with one another; forgive each other as soon as a quarrel begins; put on love, so that the peace of Christ may reign in our hearts."
In celebrating this Mass, and by our unveiling of a simple plaque at Iskaheen in honour of all those from Inishowen who died in the First World War, I am hoping that together this evening we are taking a small step in building greater understanding and reconciliation, whilst acknowledging the sacrifice and bravery of our ancestors who so selflessly gave up their lives.
"At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them." Amen.
:: From the homily of Archbishop of Armagh Dr Eamon Martin at Mass for the happy repose of the soul of his uncle Edward Doherty and in remembrance of all those from Inishowen who were killed or injured in the Great War. Following Mass in the Church of the Sacred Heart in Muff, Co Donegal last Friday, a plaque was unveiled at St Patrick's Church in Iskaheen.


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Some people refer to such sheets of papers with colored slips on them as "low-fidelity prototypes," but thinking of them as prototypes misses the point. They are not poor prototypes or inexact interfaces; they are good abstract models of user interfaces. They make it easy to try out alternative ways to break down tasks or group features, to experiment with different architectures for the user interface.
To complete a picture of the user interface architecture, we also need an overview that represents all the interaction contexts and how the work of users might take them from context to context, something analogous to a state-transition diagram or an object communication diagram. A context navigation map is a model that represents each interaction context by a named symbol and shows the possible transitions among them with connecting arrows. The navigation map is another level of abstraction removed from the content model because it hides information, ignoring the contents of interaction contexts, that is, the tools and materials they contain.


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For a penny, buy a candy at Cooke City General Store and watch your sale rung up on the original 1886 hand-cranked cash register. Cooke City and sisters Silver Gate and Colter Pass offer skiers guided access to backcountry runs.
Unspoiled and rich in natural beauty, this destination has plenty to offer: art and gift shops, lodging, restaurants, recreation, outfitters, a visitor center, and events & entertainment. Perfect access point for world class wildlife watching in Yellowstone National Park's Lamar Valley featuring wolves, elk, bison and grizzlies.
This area offers a lot of winter recreation. Snowmobiling is popular in Cooke City and Silver Gate, while cross-country skiing is popular around the park area. A number of guides provide motor coach access to back country skiing for both Nordic and downhill skiers and snowboarders. In addition, Cooke City is a gateway community for both the Beartooth All American Road and the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway.
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Discussion in 'User Submitted News' started by Vidboy10, Oct 5, 2009.
Is it sad that I've yet to a single screenshot of gameplay of a game in a huge franchise that some people are already playing?
What is there to see? They're all the same game with different songs. lol Probably a new feature here or there but...mostly the same game...
trueeee....but still they havent even shown an image of any of the members. They usually whore the crap out of the 3d representations of celebrities. Not to mention they're literally handing the game away. This doesn't bode well for the game. Its either they expect the game sell out the ass anyways or dont expect the game to sell at all. Probably the first but hopefully the second.
think this will be dumped on the scene early?? =D
it cant get dumped early as it will never be sold in stores or has a street date
all it said if that people will receive a copy of GH:VH free in oct. if you buy GH5 in sept.
and they already started shipping them
probably soon though expect to see a dump online
I would have liked Sammy Hagar in it.....
I liek VH but don't like them enough to buy this game.
Led Zeppelin: Rock Band pl0x. God pl0x.
Guitar Hero Queen plz
and fix the dam normal controller problem
its fine for people too cheap to buy a mic but not fine for people too cheap to buy the guitar??? (well I have about 4 guitars, but want to play with the controller as its more challenging)
Oh Dommy, you and your LZ love...
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im not sure what your trying to say here.. but what i ment is perhaps release groups obtained this GH and will dump it n have it out on the net before its actual release date in december
I'd rather have Harmonix do it.
Harmonix are releasing a Queen 10-song pack. Add We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions from Lego RB and you got 12 Queen songs! Queen FTW
No Bohemian Rhapsody though
Led Zeppelin is awesome. Or maybe I should ask for a Aerosmith: Rock Band, with drums.
Led Zeppelin coems first. I want a doubleneck controller this time, to suit with Jimmy Page.
And :crepe: ? :tasty:
Oh and what does the guitar for this game look like? Will it have a Frankenstein faceplate?
Aerosmith already has a game they dont need another one lol =P i want a Slayer game =D
The present one doesn't hvae drums.... And don't have classics like "Janie's Got a Gun", "What It Takes" and "Angel". Fuck that. And it also doens't have my favourites off the newer albums.
And how do we play "Jump"'s Synth parts? The guitar? Wtf is this shit. Keyborads on guitar.
lol you can do the drum part on your desk? =D
Can't since Fender and Charvel have the rights to the Frankenstein design since they, along with Peavey have created the Franken Strat guitar.
and this is why GH should have done it
how could they do that to queen


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University of Iowa Hospitals – Pharmacy
The University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics Pharmacy serves hundreds of doctors and patients per day. Designed for efficiency and increased workflow the renovation met all criteria exceptionally well. Pharmacists and technicians were enabled to perform to perform more effectively throughout the day. The entie space was completely stripped of all fixtures and finishes. New floor finsihes, wall coverings and ceiling grids were installed along with new laboratory casework, fume-hoods, special chemcial storage cabinets, refrigerators, freezers and miscellaneous equipment.
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Living in Kansas City today is incredible. Being a Kansas Citian means you are part of something. Something bigger, and exciting, and different. Something to be cherished because it's a once-in-a-lifetime type of thing. Being a Kansas Citian means having pride for your city.
Things in Kansas City are working. We are working.
We have a streetcar running down our streets, World Series and Open Cup champions in our backyard, two of the top five museums in the country. We have world class art and artists, innovative chefs that showcase our local ingredients, talented musicians that add to our rich history, a thriving start-up community, a hip mayor, but most of all we have each other. We are feeling Kansas City and Kansas City is feeling us.
Kansas City is at a tipping point, and we need to push her over.
When I read the article, "Royals fans are caught between the impossible and entirely possible" by Grant Brisbee in SB Nation prior to Game 3 of the 2016 World Series, I got goosebumps.
"[Royals fans are] waiting in the middle of two Royals realities right now. It's the exhilarating tension between being and becoming."
What I realized, what a lot of us realized, is this isn't just the verge of a baseball championship, this the verge of Kansas City achieving what we thought was impossible for too many years.
Kansas City is already a great city. But we are on the verge of being more than a cool city in the middle of the map. We are on the verge of moving from the 'surprising' list to the 'great American cities list.'
So now, our challenge: believe in the future, do our part.
We are writing Kansas City's history and the sense that this is a special chapter is real. But the work to keep that chapter engrossing is far from over. Now is the time to push forward, to improve our education, to create jobs, to support local businesses, to erase dividing lines, to get involved in whatever it is you care about.
To quote Malcolm Gladwell:
"Look at the world around you. It may seem like an immovable, implacable place. It is not, With the slightest push – in just the right place – it can be tipped."
It's up to us to tip Kansas City. What can you do to be part of the push?


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In 2007, Jackson Hole, Wyoming bassist Andy Calder found his musical home with alt-country sensations One Ton Pig. Three albums and thousands of live shows later, The Pig continues to record, tour, and make people smile wherever they go! One Ton Pig's music demands precision, improvisation, danceable groove, and discretion, often within the same song. Performing with two guitars, mandolin, violin, and three vocalists requires a great deal of listening, but the results are well worth the efforts. Calder's style has matured as a result of the project, and One Ton Pig only promises to get bigger and heavier!
"Serve the song." That's Andy Calder's mantra. Simple, respectful, meaningful, and supportive. That's what makes him a favorite among singer/songwriters. Diverse playing situations, however, occasionally demand different approaches. He gets a LOT more aggressive when he's pounding the thunder with Jane's Addiction drummer Stephen Perkins' Banyan, or creating dance grooves with DJ Logic, or heading into the stratosphere with eccentric hip-hop trumpet ace Willie Waldman.
Calder's unique ability to adapt has even put him onstage and in the studio with jazz luminary Larry Coryell, Rick Danko (The Band), bluegrass heroes Ronnie and Rob McCoury, Ray White (Frank Zappa), Grammy-nominated mandolinist Matt Flinner, renowned upright bassist Rob Wasserman, and a cast of many others.
This Rocky Mountain bass player is also an accomplished educator. Jackson Hole Rock Camp is a program he co-founded in 2003, and the annual week-long program continues to attract students and instructors from all over the world! Musical heavyweights like Gregg Bissonette, Steve Bailey, Stephen Perkins, Regi Wooten, Chris Duarte, Simon Kirke, Andy Irvine, Carl Verheyen, and many others have been instructors over the years.
Rounding out Calder's music business profile, he's a live music/event producer, audio engineer, music booking agent, publicist, and manager. His company, World Famous Productions, handles everything from wedding bands in Jackson Hole to large outdoor festivals with groups like Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Blues Traveler, and many others.
A lifelong experimenter of tone, Andy Calder uses Warwick basses as his sonic platform. Regardless of the playing situation, his Warwicks have the punch to cut through, yet they maintain the warmth to support the ensemble. Furthermore, they play beautifully, and it certainly doesn't hurt that they are visual works of art, too! Whether it's long and lonely low notes on a vocal ballad or galloping heavy metal lines, Calder's Warwick basses handle it perfectly!
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Choose File > New to create a new document. Save the file as surfing.htm in the Lesson_09_Frames folder and title it Surfing in California.
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In the surfing.htm document, type Surfing in California and press Enter (Windows) or Return (Macintosh). Format this text as a heading 3 and save the file.
You will open this document in the content frame in the next exercise.
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Film Noir, branding cities, sailing
Film Noir podcast Out of the Past bring us their critique of the 1974 neo-Noir Chinatown. Robert Towne's screenplay tells an original story but one whose scope, intrigue, characters, pacing, and style owe a great debt to the work of Raymond Chandler. That said, it would be a mistake to view Chinatown as a simple nostalgia piece. In this tale of the fundamental - indeed foundational - corruption of Los Angeles where director Roman Polanski, writer Towne, and cinematographer John Alonzo tell a hard-boiled tale in a modern filmic style and allows them to both critique and reaffirm the mythic qualities of genre literature and film.
There's an extract from The Urbanist, a program about urban design produced by Internet radio station Monocle 24. Place-branding expert Jeremy Hildreth talks with presenter Andrew Tuck about how you go about creating a brand for a city.
There's Tom Cunliffe from Yachting Monthly - out in the mid-Atlantic - talking about Sargasso Sea seaweed and the microcosms of life within it.
And the UK's National Maritime Museum bring us one of their On The Line podcasts about the Gibeon Meteorite.
Further Information
- Out of the Past on Noircast
- all things Noir by Clute and Edwards
- Out of the Past RSS
- Chinatown is episode 24
- Chinatown
- on Wikipedia
- Monocle 24
- Jeremy Hildreth spoke on The Urbanist, episode 52
- Yachting Monthly
- Tom Cunliffe: the beauty lies in the detail
- Yachting Monthly
- podcasts page
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
- Collection record photo of a piece of the meteorite
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Short-Term Weak Outlook Could Depress Japan Shares
TOKYO -- Japan's vaunted financial-reform program could go a long way toward boosting the long-term prospects of its economy. But with the immediate economic outlook going from bad to worse, investors may need to reconsider their strategy.
Overseas investors have been buying shares of blue-chip companies like Toyota Motor , Honda Motor and NEC , among others, in the belief that these companies will lead Japan's economic recovery. Over the past year, blue-chip share prices in Japan have outperformed the benchmark Nikkei Stock...


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FdA Independent Living
For 2019 start
This foundation degree is being offered by the Centre for Housing and Support in Worcester as a qualification for those who work for housing organisations that provide independent living services for vulnerable people or, in exceptional circumstances, for those seeking to work for such organisations.
The focus of the programme is the exploration of how housing organisations can contribute to enabling independent living, to which end the subjects it covers include: the history of care and support, theory and practice, policy, the meaning of home, assisted living technology, inequality, law and markets in service provision. It also offers opportunities for professional development and to carry out some small scale work-based research.
Work-related experience is a key component of the programme and the modules are designed to allow you to apply your learning to your workplace and to use your experience. You will also develop important academic skills, such as report and essay writing, critical thinking, and designing and carrying out research, all of which are transferrable to the workplace.
The climax of the programme is the work-based research project in year three where you will use the skills learned in the research skills module to carry out your own work-based research, based upon a proposal that you have developed.
The foundation degree is delivered part-time over three years using a mixture of face-to-face teaching at residentials in Worcester in Years 1 and 2, and online learning supported by an experienced tutor. This means it is well suited to professionals with busy work schedules.
Possible Progression (subject to availability)
– BA (Hons) Social Policy Housing & Communities at University of Birmingham (subject to approval)
– BSc (Hons) Public Sector Management at Plymouth University (subject to approval)
Possible Careers
– Managing Care and Support Services
– Developing independent living policy
– Managing relationship with health and care commissioners
Key Facts
- UCAS Code: Apply direct to the College
- Institution codes: CORN C78
- Awarded by: University of Plymouth
Entry Requirements
48 UCAS points (32 from A2 Level). Plus 4 GCSEs at grade C or above. Applicants with good work experience at a management level will also be considered.
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Course DocumentsFdA Independent Living Handbook (2017-18)
Indicative Module Year 1
- History of Care & Support
- What is Independent Living? Theory & Practice
- Independent Living Policy in the UK: Convergence or Divergence?
- Independent Living & the Meaning of the Home
Indicative Module Year 2
- Technology & Independent Living
- Market Shaping & Commissioning
- Personal & Professional Development
- Discrimination, Inequality & the 'other'
- Research Methods & Work-based Research Proposal
Indicative Module Year 3
- Current Practice Issues in Independent Living
- The Law & Independent Living
- Work-based Research Project
*Modules are subject to change and availability
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Cartoon of the dayPosted: 28 July 2017 in Uncategorized
Tags: ALEC, austerity, cartoon, communications, legislation, rats, Sean Spicer, states, Trump, United Kingdom, United States
Cartoon of the dayPosted: 10 July 2017 in Uncategorized
Tags: austerity, capitalism, cartoon, charity, ethics, France, Macron, Tories, United Kingdom
How to turn a recession into a depressionPosted: 22 February 2017 in Uncategorized
Tags: austerity, depression, Europe, Greece, poverty, recession
Greece is a perfect example of how to turn a bad economic situation into something even worse. As Reuters reports,
Rescue funds from the European Union and International Monetary Fund saved Greece from bankruptcy, but the austerity and reform policies the lenders attached as conditions have helped to turn recession into a depression.
As a result, the poverty rate in Greece almost doubled (between 2008 and 2015), rising from 11.2 percent to 22.2 percent.
And average (per adult) GDP has fallen below what it was three decades ago.
Meanwhile, IMF and European institutions are demanding further austerity measures (equivalent to 2 percent of gross domestic product) before agreeing on a new deal to aid Greece.
Dismal science?Posted: 15 February 2017 in Uncategorized
Tags: austerity, Europe, Greece, IMF, Latvia, unemployment, United States, workers
Apparently, mainstream economists are trying to shrug off the label of the "dismal science."
On this side of the Atlantic, we have the spectacle of Martin Feldstein asserting that GDP statistics are deceptive and the economic situation in the United States really is better than it appears.
And then, across the pond, there's Valdis Dombrovskis, the European Commission's vice president for the euro, arguing things in Greece are just fine. In his view, the Germany-sponsored rescue program "itself is on track. The Greek economy is recovering."
It just so happens Dombrovskis was the Prime Minister of Latvia, from 2009 to 2014, who led the imposition of the Draconian austerity program in his home country.
Meanwhile, unemployment in Greece remains at 23 percent, well above the Eurozone average. And the IMF and European institutions are demanding further austerity measures (equivalent to 2 percent of gross domestic product) before agreeing on a new deal to aid Greece.
It's as if nothing has been learned in the past eight years—which means the outlook for Greek workers, like those in the United States and Latvia, can only be described as dismal.
Cartoon of the dayPosted: 21 August 2016 in Uncategorized
Tags: Aetna, austerity, cartoon, election, health insurance, Hillary Clinton, Obamacare, Trump, United States
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Business as usualPosted: 29 July 2016 in Uncategorized
Tags: austerity, banks, Bill Clinton, Brexit, corporations, Democrats, Euro, Europe, France, Germany, Greece, inequality, law, police, racism, trade, Trump, unemployment, United States, violence, wages, Wall Street, war, workers
Is anyone else struck by the contradiction between what is actually going on in the world and the fact that, for those in charge, it's just business as usual?
Consider, for example, the decision to drop the charges against the three remaining officers facing trial in connection with the April 2015 death in policy custody of Freddie Gray. In fact, according to Mapping Police Violence, "only 10 of the 102 cases in 2015 where an unarmed black person was killed by police resulted in officer(s) being charged with a crime, and only 2 of these deaths (Matthew Ajibade and Eric Harris) resulted in convictions of officers involved." Charles Blow, for one, is appropriately "incandescent with rage":
Bill Clinton, who I found more beguiling than many, apparently, took the stage and shifted the burden of dismantling oppression from the shoulders of the oppressors to the shoulders of the oppressed, saying: "If you're a young African-American disillusioned and afraid, we saw in Dallas how great our police officers can be. Help us build a future where nobody is afraid to walk outside, including the people that wear blue to protect our future."
How are the people without the power, the people against whom the power is being exercised, supposed to alter the perversion of that power if the abusers are not held accountable?
I am exhausted. I am repulsed. I am over all the circular dialogue. But I don't know precisely where that leaves me other than in a hurt and festering place. America is edging ever closer to telling people like me that the eye of justice isn't blind but jaundiced, and I say back to America, that is incredibly dangerous.
And during that same convention, as broad swathes of Americans continue to suffer from the Wall Street-engineered crash of 2007-08 (not just, as Barack Obama put it, "pockets of America that never recovered from factory closures"), hordes of financial industry executives (as well as drug companies, health insurers, and others) descended on Philadelphia.
While protesters marched in the streets and blocked traffic, Democratic donors congregated in a few reserved hotels and shuttled between private receptions with A-list elected officials. If the talk onstage at the Wells Fargo Center was about reducing inequality and breaking down barriers, downtown Philadelphia evoked the world as it still often is: a stratified society with privilege and access determined by wealth.
In fact, as Thomas Frank warns, Donald Trump might end up stealing the voters Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party are taking for granted.
Let's see: trade agreements, outreach to hawks, "bipartisanship", Wall Street. All that's missing is a "Grand Bargain" otherwise it's the exact same game plan as last time, and the time before that, and the time before that. Democrats seem to be endlessly beguiled by the prospect of campaign of national unity, a coming-together of all the quality people and all the affluent people and all the right-thinking, credentialed, high-achieving people. The middle class is crumbling, the country is seething with anger, and Hillary Clinton wants to chair a meeting of the executive committee of the righteous.
When Democrats sold out their own rank and file in the past it constituted betrayal, but at least it sometimes got them elected. Specifically, the strategy succeeded back in the 1990s when Republicans were market purists and working people truly had "nowhere else to go". As our modern Clintonists of 2016 move instinctively to dismiss the concerns of working people, however, they should keep this in mind: those people may have finally found somewhere else to go.
Meanwhile, the European Union is disintegrating and the euro zone continues to impose Draconian austerity measures. As Joseph Stiglitz explains in a recent interview, banks and corporate interests generally have been the only beneficiaries.
Q. In your telling, Germany has imposed austerity across Europe out of faith in a discredited economic idea, the notion that if policy makers concentrate solely on preventing budget deficits and inflation, the markets can be counted on to deliver prosperity. A lot of your book is devoted to demolishing this idea. Does the German elite still really believe in this philosophy, or is something else at play?
A. I've visited Germany often, and I'm shocked about how strong the belief is in this view that has been totally discredited elsewhere.
But the policies are mixed together with interests. When the Greek crisis broke out in 2010, what was really at risk were German and to some extent French banks. And there was an enormous bailout that was called a bailout of Greece but was really a bailout of German and French banks. Most of the money went to Greece and then right away went back to Germany and France. . .
Q. You argue that some European leaders secretly welcomed mass unemployment as a means of adjusting to the crisis because this was the only way they could see to spur investment — lowering wages. The strictures of the euro took other options off the table: Crisis countries could not let their currency fall or lower interest rates or expand government spending. Was unemployment really embraced as a fix?
A. They wanted to break the back of workers. Their view was that workers needed to accept a wage cut and we are going to change the bargaining rules to make it more difficult for them to resist. And if we need to add on a little dose of unemployment, well, that's unfortunate.
Q. Doesn't that goal predate the crisis?
A. It's very clear that the euro was a neo-liberal project in its construction. Employers like low wages. They have broken the back of the unions in many of the countries of Europe. They would view that as a great achievement.
However ironically, it has fallen to the Boston Consulting Group [ht: sm] to sound the alarm about attempting to conduct business as usual:
Societies in the United States and Europe are being fundamentally challenged in ways we have not seen for decades—with nationalistic rhetoric and agendas from the far right and a deep distrust of business, globalization, and technology from the far left. Many worry that such a polarization of public opinion and policy making could introduce new risks and uncertainties that would deter investment (which is already far too low, judging by current interest rates) and undermine the basis for future prosperity.
Why this polarization? While there are many causes, and they vary from country to country, it reflects in large part widespread and growing dissatisfaction with entrenched economic and social inequality and greater personal uncertainty in a fast-changing global economy. It also reflects people's mistrust of political and corporate elites, who are seen as the architects of this state of affairs. Economic inequality within our societies is a byproduct of the way we have managed the past three and a half decades of global economic integration. At the same time, technology—in particular, recent advances in robotics, machine intelligence, and distributed ledgers (blockchain)—could replace human labor in many areas, further compounding dislocation, inequality, and discontent.
Brexit was a watershed. The British vote to leave the European Union was motivated in large part by frustration with economic stagnation and inequality, and it has created fertile ground for nationalistic, anti-immigrant sentiment. The English West Midlands, the region with highest "leave" vote, has experienced stagnating median household incomes for nearly two decades.
The division between those who have captured the vast majority of the benefits from global integration and technological progress and those who haven't runs between major cities and smaller communities, between young and old, and between people with different levels of education. And it's not just Great Britain—70% of the US workforce has experienced no real wage increase in the past four decades. Similar patterns can be observed in Canada, Germany, and other European countries. Wealth concentration has also increased globally, with around 1% of people controlling 50% of the world's assets.
The abdication of liberalismPosted: 14 July 2016 in Uncategorized
Tags: austerity, Brazil, economics, Europe, free markets, globalization, Greece, Left, left-wing, liberals, Right, United States
Dan Rodrick, like most mainstream economists, wouldn't know left-wing economics if it bit him on the proverbial nose (as I explained in early 2015). What he's really referring to—in his essay, "The Abdication of the Left"—is liberal economics, the left-of-center wing of mainstream economics.
But, if you replace all his references to "the Left" with "liberalism," you can read Rodrick's latest column as a forceful indictment of left-of-center mainstream economics over the course of the past few decades.
As an emerging new establishment consensus grudgingly concedes, globalization accentuates class divisions between those who have the skills and resources to take advantage of global markets and those who don't. Income and class cleavages, in contrast to identity cleavages based on race, ethnicity, or religion, have traditionally strengthened the political left. So why has the left been unable to mount a significant political challenge to globalization?. . .
Economists and technocrats on the left bear a large part of the blame. Instead of contributing to such a program, they abdicated too easily to market fundamentalism and bought in to its central tenets. Worse still, they led the hyper-globalization movement at crucial junctures.
Rodrick is correct. The liberal wing of mainstream economics (in the academy, as advisers to liberal political parties, and in multinational financial and development agencies) did, in fact, embrace market fundamentalism—from domestic financial markets to international trade and capital flows—and the policies they promoted did serve to accentuate existing income and class cleavages. And then, after creating the conditions (in the form of growing inequality and financial fragility) for the crash of 2007-08, they proceeded to manage the imposition of austerity policies, both within and across countries.
So, indeed, liberals are in large part responsible for the resurgence of the Right, in the form of anti-immigrant protests and nativist populism. Those movements, which have been moving from the fringe to center stage in the United States and Europe, are the more-or-less inevitable backlash against free-market fundamentalism and economic austerity.*
That's not to say those on the Left—the real Left, not Rodrick's liberal mainstream economists—do not share some of the blame. Their own weak opposition to market fundamentalism and economic austerity, which often meant little more than a return to Keynesian macroeconomics and the defense of existing welfare-state programs, created a vacuum for other policies and strategies. What was needed (both where the Left was in power, from Greece's Syriza to Brazil's Workers' Party, to where it was not, including the United States and the rest of Europe) was an approach that, at one and the same time, highlighted the structural causes of growing income and class cleavages and proposed alternative economic and social institutions.
If, as Rodrick explains, "the right thrives on deepening divisions in society – 'us' versus 'them'." and liberalism looks to enact "reforms that bridge" those cleavages, the Left aims to overcome those cleavages by creating new, noncapitalist ways of organizing economic and social life. Not just managing the cleavages but actually eliminating them.
That, as I see it, is the challenge for the Left moving forward.
*As Brad DeLong admits, the liberal fantasy of free markets and globalization—his own view of the world—"did go horribly wrong":
Financial globalization was intended to take down barriers to capital inflows erected by rent-seekers in developing countries, and so speed growth in economies that had been starved of capital while also equalizing incomes. Financial deregulation was supposed to break up the cozy investment banking and other oligarchies of Wall Street and diminish their private-sector tax on the American economy. Financial deregulation was supposed to provide the poorer half of America with the access to fairly priced credit that it lacked and with the opportunity to invest in assets that would yield equity-class returns, which it also lacked. And, in a world in which central banks had the powers and the will to successfully stabilize aggregate demand, there seemed little downside to letting people who could not put together a 20% down payment buy a house, to forcing Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs to deal with competition from Citigroup and Bank of America, and to allow entrepreneurs in Mexico to raise funds not just from a cozy oligarchy of Mexico City banks but on the global capital market.
And France's socialist technocrats were right: in highly-open economies the task of managing aggregate demand has to be a global, or at least a North Atlantic-wide, or at least a continent-wide exercise. In a good world, large exchange rate changes should only take place in response to persistent fundamental disequilibria rather than being used as first-line tools for demand management.
It all did go horribly wrong.


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Many people feel that starting up their own online business would be difficult. They mention the income is unsteady and that it can only be a part-time job, instead of a full-time one. This article will talk about tips on how to achieve success in having a home based business.
Don't just do the bare minimum to keep customers happy. You may want to include a handwritten thank-you note when you ship items. You could also consider including a free item with their order. People love receiving free items, as it makes them feel special. Let them know that you value their business.
Joining work from home business discussion groups is a great way to learn more about running a home based business. A quick internet search will turn up quite a few good sites, and you can glean some wonderful information from them. Blogs are another great source of information.
Schedule your work hours, and stick to your plan to ensure that you also get adequate personal time. Determine an ending time for each workday. Set aside time for yourself as well as time to spend with friends and family.
Having a dedicated office space is an important part of any home business enterprise. Many people think it's hard to work when they don't have the things necessary to do the job.
Your website should be updated when your stock of a particular product runs out. Customer get very irritated when they find out a product they ordered is not going to be delivered promptly. Especially if they weren't warned about it first. Let your customers know beforehand if a product is on back order, that way they can pick out a different product.
Opening a business checking account makes keeping records of what your business is doing much easier. Use the account for everything that is related to your business. You will get a better idea of your progress. Get a credit card for your business to order supplies and such.
Make sure that you supply all of your customers an incentive for telling others about your work from home business. People spreading the word about your business is an effective way to promote your business. Incentives also encourage your existing customers to remain loyal to you.
You should pick a name that is meaningful for your business. Even if you haven't planned a business site, buy the domain name. You can get most domains for under $10 a year and it's crucial to purchase it before another person does. When deciding to get a full site, post a single page site that contains your contact information and name.
Larger Companies
If you are artistic, consider a business that provides graphic designing services to other local businesses. Several local businesses like working with freelance designers instead of larger companies since they get personalized service and more flexibility. This is where you have a greater advantage over larger companies.
An emergency fund needs to be set up to ensure your company's financial security. You will be able to pay for expenses you are not expecting. Do not break into your emergency account if you do not have to, if you do, replace the money.
Self-promotion is key to success with a home business, so make sure you are willing to do that. Promoting is a large part of success in home businesses. You need to create a feeling of unsurpassed quality in your customers when it comes to your business as well as products. Successful self-promotion is what leads to big profits in the business world.
If you have the knowledge, promoting a business need not be tough. A great idea is to create a site online for your business. It only takes a day or less to make your own website. Domain registration may be free, or you may need to pay a small fee. When your profits increase, you'll see the benefits firsthand.
Get incoming payments deposited into your account immediately upon receipt. Consider making daily bank deposits rather than monthly or weekly. Do not leave any checks lying around; instead, make sure you deposit them. Always use a teller to make deposits instead of the ATM, because this ensures that all questions are answered.
If you find your home daycare business expanding, you need to make sure that you have acquired sufficient help. If you are short-staffed, it can be difficult to get the kids to eat or take a nap.
When you borrow money, investors may feel entitled to ask more questions than you are willing to answer. You should instead utilize the resources available to you in the most efficient way possible.
When starting out in a business, learn what rates are typically charged. Use this market data to set your own prices. It's important that you charge a price that is worthy of the value you provide, that also allows you to make the money you need.
Write out a real business plan prior to starting any work from home business. Meet with a professional business adviser to get some feedback on your plan. Do an objective analysis together. If you have a solid plan, get to work! As your business takes off and becomes more successful, then you can start fine tuning things to further suit you.
Contact other business owners and ask them to advertise for you; offer them the same in return. This will give both of you more traffic, and provide search engine ranking benefits. Your business should be advertised in such a way that people realize where their clicks will take them.
One of the most important tips for running a home-based business is to establish a workday schedule and stick to it. If you do not do so, you will end up working more, taking away time with your family. It can put you on the fast track to job burnout and family discontent. It may be a challenge when you first enforce a schedule, but your loved ones and friends will appreciate knowing when they can see you and when they need to wait.
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Using these tips can help you succeed in creating a online business that was thought impossible. Knowledge, combined with persistence and determination, is essential for success! By using the above advice, you will see your income from your online business flourish.


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